15mm Ammo

Because potatoes only last one shot!
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Maethor
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Thats cool I am not sure if you can get it hot enough to melt it easily It takes about 600 farenheit I believe and I am not sure how hot an actual stovetop will get a pan. However an actual fire should get hot enough to melt it.
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Collo
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ill heat it on a fire will coal and make moulds in sand
that should do it i think
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Maethor
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That will easily surpass the melting temperature of coal by a good amount but it would probably be easier to just melt it in a disposable pan.
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Don't breathe the fumes if you're melting it. Its not good for you.
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yea im using my dads blow torch so it should do it thax for the fumes warning :shock: :shock: :lol: :wink: :wink:
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